What is NOT true about the impact of the Medicare Access and CHIP Reauthorization Act of 2015 (MACRA) on Plans C and F?

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The statement that consumers must change plans to stay compliant is not true regarding the impact of MACRA on Plans C and F. Under MACRA, although new enrollees are not allowed to sign up for these plans, existing beneficiaries who already have Plans C and F can retain them without needing to switch to another plan for compliance purposes. This means that current consumers are allowed to keep their plans as they were when originally enrolled, without any requirement or mandate to change.

In contrast, the availability of these plans to new enrollees and the fact that they might still be offered in some states are accurate. Additionally, existing consumers can maintain their current coverage without facing compliance issues related to MACRA. Thus, option B is the statement that does not align with the provisions established by MACRA.